Four Wheeler Value

[fishfighter]

debating on selling my four wheeler, not sure if i want to or not, but i don't know how to figure out the value of it, like everyone else if i sell it i want as much as possible, so i don't want to low ball myself, but don't want to ask too much, it is a 2011 rancher 420 4x4 manual shift, not sure the hours but it has less than 6 tanks of gas ran through it always used non ethonal 92octane gas, only used for hunting or riding around the yard, how would i go about finding the value for my bike?

[Reggoh]

NADA shows average retail for that bike at $4,805... If you think yours is a little better than average you may ask a little more.

[fishfighter]

how you find that? you a dealer or is that from a website?

[fishfighter]

googled nada fourwheelers and found something, thanks Reggoh

[rustyb]

I was looking at that exact model for Christmas. At Honda on the Southside it was brand new for 4400.00. Manual shift 4x4

[Reggoh]

Originally Posted by rustyb

I was looking at that exact model for Christmas. At Honda on the Southside it was brand new for 4400.00. Manual shift 4x4

Rusty, I would double check what they quoted you... $4400 sounds about right for a Manual Shift 2WD... the 4WD usually steps the price up to about $5500-$6000... if you can get the 4WD for that price you should buy it because it's a steal.

[rustyb]

I'll double check

[rustyb]

Ok. The one I looked at was a brand new 2014 420 4x4. Manual shift for 4600. The 2015 are almost 1000$ more there is an electric shift power steering model in salty Cajun classified with only 98 miles for 5000.
I bought a 2013 4x4 power steering auto and electric shift for 5000$.
Hope that helps.

[fishfighter]

thanks for the help guys, guess i will keep it, i can't sell it for what they are selling new ones for and i won't sell it for what i am seeing some bikes that are twice the age, and there isn't much room in between

[swampman46]

A little off course here, but after owning a Polaris CVT drive, I don't ever see myself going back to a manual shift. I just don't care for the upshifting and downshifting, especially when I have muddy boots. Just curious if anyone has any experience with the new Hondamatics. From what I hear, it's an automatic, but no belt drive. It shifts like an automatic in a car or truck.

[rustyb]

Just like a car tranny. No belts. Seems to be a little quieter that way. Don't know if it's any better.